JP2003506117A - Stirrup - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] The present invention relates to a stirrup. In particular, the invention relates to stirrup accessories and stirrups. SOLUTION: The stirrup has a stirrup bottom (14) and a stirrup top (16), and the stirrup top has an upper part (18) to which a stirrup is attached in use and a pair of opposing side parts (22). An accessory (10) for a stirrup (12), said accessory being sized to be accommodated in a stirrup opening (46) and having an area in which a rider's boots or boots can be accommodated ( A receiving portion (24) of flexible material having a cover member (28) and a floor member (30) defining at least one of the upper straps (32) extending from the cover member and capable of communicating with the stirrup top; ) And at least one lower strap (34) or two side straps (52), each extending from a side of said floor member or said cover member and being able to be connected to the bottom or side of said stirrup, respectively. And at least the strike The strap, and up to the receiving portion, are removably fastened to the stirrup placed on a wrap to substantially prevent a rider's boot from moving forward relative to the stirrup when in use. A fastening device (36) which allows the stirrup to be identified, said fastening device being adjustable so that the position of said receiving part corresponding to said stirrup can be adjusted, said strap being adapted for each of said stirrups To provide a stirrup accessory that is long enough to pass through the section and can adjust the toe position of the receptacle by adjusting the strap.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to stirrups. In particular, the present invention relates to an accessory for stirrup and a set of stirrup.

[0002]

[Prior art]

It is well known that one of the greatest dangers faced by horse riders is that their feet get caught in the stirrup when they are thrown out of the saddle or fall. This can cause the rider to be dragged along the ground, possibly hitting a horse's hoofs or other obstacles, causing serious injury or death.

It has also been recognized that accurate foot placement with respect to the stirrup is also very important for safety and establishing a proper riding style. Precise foot placement is related to the rider's heel position relative to the bottom of the stirrup. In particular, the rider's heel should be at least in the same horizontal plane, if not lower than the bottom of the stirrup.

Many attempts have been made to address the problem of stooping on the stirrup when a rider is thrown or falls. One such attempt is British Patent No. 2,
No. 274,381 (Woodward). The means described in this patent is essentially a pocket having a bottom portion and a top portion, connected to the stirrups. The pocket has flexible elements that fold around the sides of the stirrup and bottom.

Woodward's flexible elements do not appear to provide a means to prevent the toe portion of the pocket from moving downwards. Therefore, Applicants believe that Woodward's approach is not an effective countermeasure against the stirrup of the rider's foot. Applicants further believe that Woodward's procedure is not an effective means of ensuring accurate foot placement. One of the reasons is that Woodward
No significant adjustment mechanism is disclosed that can adjust the position of the pocket relative to the stirrup. The applicant of the present application proposes that it is important to be able to adjust the position of the pocket with respect to the stirrups so that the boots or boots fit snugly in different boots or boots of different sizes. The snug fit helps ensure that the rider's boots or boots do not move within the pockets and interfere with the correct placement of the rider's foot with respect to the stirrups. A snug fit also helps to easily move the rider's boots or boots out of their pockets, as the rider's feet are always kept in the correct position.

Another patent, namely British Patent No. 1,474,192 (Clark: Cla
rk) indicates "adjustable safety toe stop". Clark discloses a degree of adjustment, which is accomplished by providing multiple openings for incremental adjustment of the toe stop. In addition, mounting the means disclosed in Clark requires the provision of some form of connecting member that is received through these openings in the tread of the means.

Applicants hereby argue that this form of incremental adjustment is not suitable for making the level of adjustment necessary to achieve a snug fit as described above. Moreover, the fact that other components are necessary to obtain the adjusting function is both inconvenient and time-consuming.

In terms of comfort and appearance, it is important that the material of this means be elastic and flexible to accommodate the rider's boots or boots. No specific form of material is disclosed for Clark, and the applicant of the present application raises the point that Clark is not a matter of appearance.

The applicant of the present application further proposes that Clark does not completely address the problem of foot snagging. The rationale is that Clark does not disclose any means of protecting the stirrup from the rider's boots or boots. Therefore, the rider's boots or boots may still get caught on the stirrup when the rider falls.

Other published patents known to the Applicant, such as British Patent No. 2,216,
No. 384 (Hollingworth) and French Patent No. 2607488 (Marconier) do not disclose any form of regulatory function. Therefore, the means of these patents must be customized to fit the size of a particular rider's boots or boots in order to function effectively. This is unreasonably costly and inconvenient given the wide range of sizes of boots or boots used.

Therefore, the applicant of the present application has confirmed that the prior art has significant problems. This problem is based in particular on the fact that the applicant of the present application is unaware of accessories for iron or steel, which provide the level of adjustment necessary for the accessories to function effectively and safely.

[0012]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

According to a first aspect of the present invention, an accessory for a stirrup having a stirrup bottom and a stirrup, the stirrup having an upper part to which the stirrup is attached when in use and a pair of opposite side parts. An accommodating portion of a flexible material defining an area capable of accommodating a rider's boots or boots, the accommodating portion having a cover member and a floor member; extending from the cover member and connectable to an upper portion of the stirrup At least one upper strap; at least one lower strap that extends from the floor member and can be connected to the stirrup bottom; at least one strap disposed on the strap and detachable to the strap up to the receiving part A fastening device that allows the rider's boots or boots to be substantially confirmed to move forward relative to the iron or iron when in use, and is adapted to accommodate the iron or iron. And an adjustable fastening device so that the position of the parts can be adjusted.

The upper straps or each upper strap, and the lower straps or each lower strap are of sufficient length to be accommodated on the top portion of the stirrup and on the stirrup bottom, respectively, and the fastening device is , A form of complementary fastening mechanism arranged on the strap and the housing so that the strap can be fastened to the housing.

The or each upper strap may be configured such that the position of the toe portion of the receptacle with respect to the iron or steel is adjusted by adjusting the fastening device of the strap or each upper strap.

The fastening mechanism is a complement of a length of Velcro® with one portion of the length of the hook and loop combination known as Velcro® being located on the side of the strap. The target portion may be arranged on the receiving portion.

The accessory for stirrups comprises a pair of spaced upper straps, each upper strap being, in use, on each side of the stirrup opening defined in said upper part. It can be housed on the upper part of the stirrup at.

The accommodating portion has a size that can be accommodated in the opening of the stirrup and is defined by the stirrup bottom and the stirrup. The fastening device is configured to adjust the position of the housing with respect to the iron when the housing is housed in the opening of the iron.

The material of the container is a synthetic material and is substantially impermeable. In particular, at least the floor member of the housing is a non-slip polyurethane material. Many grip configurations can be placed on the floor member that connects to the sole of the rider's boots or boots.
The gripping composition may be a suitable non-slip material such as rubber to prevent the rider's boots or boots from slipping within the housing during normal use.

[0019]   Further, the cover member of the receiving portion may be a foamed plastic material.

[0020]   At least one vent may be defined in the housing.

[0021]   The accessory may be in the form of a one-piece molding.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, for a stirrup having a stirrup bottom and a stirrup, the stirrup having an upper part to which the stirrup is attached in use and a pair of opposite side parts. An accessory for accommodating a flexible material defining an area capable of accommodating rider's boots or boots, the accommodating part having a cover member and a floor member; and an upper portion of the stirrup extending from the cover member. At least one upper strap connectable to the pair of opposed side straps, each pair of opposite side straps extending from each side of the cover member and connected to each side of the stirrup. A side strap that is possible; at least disposed on the strap and releasably fastened to the iron strap up to the strap, and up to the receiving part, so that in use the rider's boots or boots A fastening device that makes it possible to substantially confirm the forward movement with respect to the iron and iron, the fastening device being adjustable so as to adjust the position of the accommodation portion with respect to the iron and iron. Provide accessories.

According to a third aspect thereof, the present invention is a stirrup set having a stirrup bottom part and a stirrup part, wherein the stirrup part has an upper part to which a stirrup is attached when in use, and a pair of stirrup parts. A stirrup having opposite side portions; a storage part of a flexible material defining a region capable of storing the rider's boots or boots, the storage part having a cover member and a floor member; At least one upper strap extending and connected to an upper portion of the stirrup; at least one lower strap extending from the floor member and connected to the bottom of the stirrup for fastening the receiving portion to the stirrup A lower strap which, in use, is substantially visible to the rider's boots or boots moving forward relative to the stirrup; and a strap disposed on at least the strap, Adjusting device which makes it possible to adjust the up housing portion relative AbumiTetsu to provide stirrups set with a city.

[0024] Further, the stirrup is a stirrup having a stirrup bottom part and a stirrup part, and the stirrup part has an upper part to which the stirrup is attached in use, and a pair of opposite side parts. An iron; an accommodating portion of a flexible material defining an area capable of accommodating a rider's boots or boots, the accommodating portion having a cover member and a floor member; extending from the cover member and connected to an upper portion of the stirrup At least one upper strap; at least one pair of opposing side straps, each pair of side straps extending from each side of the cover member and communicating with each side of the stirrup. A side strap which is adapted to fasten the receiving portion to the iron and iron so that, in use, the rider's boots or boots can substantially be seen to move forward relative to the iron and iron; Disposed thereon, the strap, and adjustment device until receiving portion makes it possible to adjust relative AbumiTetsu provides stirrups set with a city.

The iron and iron accessories and kit according to the present invention can take various forms.
Some preferred embodiments of the present invention are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The purpose of this specification is to teach those interested in the subject matter of the invention how to actually practice the invention. However, the particular nature of the present description does not replace the generality of the broad description given above.

1-4, the reference numeral 10 generally designates an accessory according to the invention for the iron (12).

The stirrup 12 is conventional in that it has a stirrup bottom 14 and a stirrup 16. However, the accessory of the present invention should not be considered to be limited in use to conventional steel irons only. It will be readily appreciated that the iron ore accessory 10 can be used with any form of iron or iron.

The stirrup 16 has an upper portion 18 and a stirrup (not shown) is attached to the upper portion 18 through an opening 20 defined in the upper portion 18.

[0029]   Stirrup portion 16 further comprises a pair of opposing side portions 22.

The accessory 10 includes a housing 24, which is a flexible material and defines an area 26 in which rider's boots or boots (not shown) are housed in use. The housing 24 has a cover member or cover 28 and a floor member or floor 30. The housing 24 is a flexible synthetic material. Further, the housing portion 24 is a substantially water impermeable material. In this particular embodiment, the material of the housing 24 is in the form of a non-slip polyurethane material. Further, the material of the containing portion 24 is a foamed plastic material suitable for absorbing shock. Therefore, polyurethane is foamed to the proper density.

The accessory 10 comprises a pair of upper straps 32. The upper strap 32 is
It extends from the cover 28. The accessory 10 also includes a lower strap 34 extending from the floor 30. Each upper strap 32 has a layer of one portion 36 of the hook combination known as Velcro® sewn to a side 38 of each upper strap 32. The other part 37 of Velcro (registered trademark)
Are sewn to the cover 28.

Similarly, the layer of one portion 40 of the Velcro® is attached to the lower strap 34.
It is sewn on. The other part 42 of the Velcro® is sewn to the underside 44 of the floor 30.

The upper strap 32 is received on the upper portion 18 of the stirrup 16 on either side of the opening 20 and is removably fastened to the cover 28 by Velcro® portions 36, 37. Long enough for Further, the portions 36, 37 are of sufficient length to allow the upper strap 32 to be continuously adjusted relative to the receiving portion 24.

Similarly, the lower strap 34 is sufficient to be received on the stirrup bottom 14 and releasably fastened to the underside 44 of the floor 30 by the Velcro® portions 40, 42. Is the length. Portions 40 and 42 accommodate the lower strap 34 in the receiving portion 2
4 long enough for continuous adjustment.

As can be seen in the drawings, the housing 24 is housed in the opening 46 defined by the iron 12. Therefore, as will be further understood in the drawings, the position of the receiving portion 24 with respect to the iron 12 is from the position where the receiving portion 24 is outside the opening 46 to the degree that the receiving portion 24 is disposed substantially within the opening 46. It can be adjusted to the desired position.

The accommodation section 24 has a pair of openings 48 defined therein. The openings 48 help prevent water from collecting in the container 24. Further, the opening 48 provides air permeability inside the housing portion 24.

The floor 30 includes a number of grip features or ridges 64 that extend laterally across the floor 30.
Have. The ridges 64 are a suitable non-slip material such as rubber. The ridges 64 are configured to prevent the rider's boots or boots from slipping excessively within the housing 24.

In FIG. 5, reference numeral 50 generally indicates a second embodiment of an accessory according to the invention for iron or iron. 1-4, like reference numerals refer to like parts unless otherwise noted.

The accessory 50 is substantially the same as the accessory 10, except that it includes a pair of side straps 52 instead of the lower strap 34. Each side strap 52 extends from each side 54 of the cover 28. Similar to the lower strap 34, one layer 56 of Velcro® is sewn to the side 58 of each side strap 52 and the other layer 60 is layered to each side 54 of the cover 28. Sewn together. The parts 56, 60 are arranged so as to correspond to each other when the storage part 24 is in use.

In the case of the accessory 50, the floor 30 is placed at a position where the upper side of the stirrup bottom portion 14 is exposed and the housing portion 24 is exposed.
Is a size that can be moved. The rider can now use boots-like inserts on the iron 12.

In use, the adjusting function of the accessories 10,50 allows the accessories 10,50 to be provided in only three different sizes. This size is small, medium and large. The small size can be sized to fit 3 to 3 1/2 inch stirrups.
The medium size can be sized to fit 4 to 4 1/2 inch steel.
In addition, the large size can be sized to fit the steel of 4.3 / 4 to 5.1 / 2 inch. The rationale is the fact that the straps provide sufficient adjustment to fit a substantial range of boot and boot sizes. Furthermore, it is shown that accessories for small irons can be used for large irons. In particular, the small-sized accessories 10 and 50 can be used for 4 1/2 inch stirrups, and the medium-sized accessories 10
, 50 can be used for 5 1/2 inch stirrups. Therefore, accessory 1
A 0, 50 is a way for an adult rider to replace a child without having to exchange stirrups.

An important feature of the accessories 10, 50 is that the upper strap 32 is used to position the housing 24 in a position that prevents the thumb base of the rider's toes from moving downward and past the stirrup bottom 14. That is, the toe part 62 can be held. Further, the upper strap 32 can be used to position the thumb base of the rider's toe on the stirrup base 14. The strap 32 is particularly suitable for continuously adjusting the thumb base of the rider's foot relative to the stirrup 14. Accordingly, the accessories 10,50 can be used to properly position the rider's feet and establish a riding style. As is well known to horse riding personnel, it is good practice to keep the heel below the bottom of the stirrup. The fact that the housing 24 can be adjusted in this way allows the rider's boots or boots to be held in the correct position. Further, adjusting the toe portion 64 upwards allows the rider's boots or boots to be easily moved from the housing 24 when the rider falls or is thrown from the horse.

Further, with respect to the material selected for the housing 24, the material may be the accessory 10,
The material of 50 does not exceed about 60 to 100 g. The rider can now use the accessories 10,50 without sacrificing weight.

Due to the fact that the housing 24 is a substantially impermeable material, the accessories 10, 5
0 can be easily washed and cleaned. In addition, this material does not absorb water and therefore does not add weight.

As mentioned above, the material is a foamed plastic material. Therefore, the rider's feet are protected from impact. This is especially useful for jockeys. This is because the jockey's legs are easily injured when the jockey exits the race gate.

A particularly important feature of the present invention is that the housing 24 is housed within the opening 46. Therefore, the upper surface of the rider's boots or boots is securely supported by the cover 28. As a result, the boots or boots hang on the stirrup 16 and reliably prevent the rider's foot from being caught when the rider falls or is thrown from the horse.

The foregoing is set forth only to illustrate specific embodiments of the present invention, and all modifications and variations of the above that would be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art are intended to cover the broad scope and scope of the invention described herein. Of course, it will be understood that it is included in the area.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 is a three-dimensional view of a first embodiment of an accessory according to the invention for iron or iron, showing the inactive state before it is fastened to the iron or iron.

[Fig. 2]   2 shows the accessory of FIG. 1 fastened to the iron or iron.

[Figure 3]   Figure 2 shows a schematic side sectional view of the accessory of Figure 1 in a state prior to being fastened.

[Figure 4]   Figure 2 shows a schematic side sectional view of the accessory of Figure 1 fastened to the stirrup.

FIG. 5 is a three-dimensional view of a second embodiment of an accessory according to the invention for iron or iron, showing it fastened to the iron or iron.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 Accessories for Stirrup 12 Stirrup 14 Stirrup bottom 16 Stirrup 18 Stirrup upper part 20 openings 22 Stirrup side part 24 Storage 26 shoe storage 28 cover 30 floors 32 upper strap 34 Lower strap 36 Hook part 37 Hook part 38 Upper strap side 40 Velcro (registered trademark) partial layer 42 Velcro (registered trademark) partial layer 44 Underside of floor 46 opening 48 openings 50 stirrup set 52 side straps 54 Cover side 56 Velcro (registered trademark) partial layer 58 Side strap side 60 Velcro (registered trademark) partial layer 62 toe area 64 ridge

[Procedure for Amendment] Submission for translation of Article 34 Amendment of Patent Cooperation Treaty

[Submission date] July 23, 2001 (2001.23)

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According to a first aspect of the invention, an accessory for a stirrup having a stirrup bottom and a stirrup, the stirrup having an upper part to which the stirrup is attached in use and a pair of opposite side parts. a is, an accommodating portion of flexible material defining a space capable of accommodating boots or shoe of the rider, housing portion and having a floor portion sides sites and opposing cover portions, a pair opposed; cover At least one upper strap extending from the site and connectable to an upper part of the stirrup; at least one lower strap extending from the floor site and connectable to the stirrup; at least one strap disposed on the strap , And up to the receiving part is removably fastened to the iron, so that in use it is substantially confirmed that the rider's boots or boots move forward with respect to the iron. A fastening device that allows adjustable fastening device to be able to adjust the position of the housing unit for AbumiTetsu provides accessories with and.

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According to a second aspect of the present invention, for a stirrup having a stirrup bottom and a stirrup, the stirrup having an upper part to which the stirrup is attached in use and a pair of opposite side parts. An accommodating part of a flexible material defining an area capable of accommodating a rider's boots or boots, the accommodating part having a cover part, a pair of opposed side parts and an opposed floor part ; At least one upper strap extending from the cover portion and connectable to an upper portion of the stirrup; a pair of opposing side straps, each pair of side straps extending from each side of the cover portion A side strap that is connectable to each side of the stirrup; at least on the strap and releasably fastened to the stirrup to the strap, and up to the receiving part, so that Occasionally, a fastening device that allows substantially confirming that the rider's boots or boots move forward with respect to the iron ore so that the position of the housing relative to the iron ore can be adjusted. An accessory with an adjustable fastening device is provided.

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According to a third aspect thereof, the present invention is a stirrup set having a stirrup bottom part and a stirrup part, wherein the stirrup part has an upper part to which a stirrup is attached when in use, and a pair of stirrup parts. A stirrup having opposite side portions; a storage portion of flexible material defining an area capable of accommodating rider's boots or boots, the cover portion, a pair of opposing side portions and an opposing floor portion. A storage portion having: a cover portion and at least one upper strap extending from the cover portion and connected to an upper portion of the stirrup; and at least one lower strap extending from the floor portion and connected to the stirrup bottom portion A lower strap adapted to be fastened to the iron and iron so that, in use, the rider's boots or boots can be substantially seen to move forward relative to the iron and iron; A strap, and an adjusting device for adjusting the strap and the housing up to the iron.

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[0024] Further, the stirrup is a stirrup having a stirrup bottom part and a stirrup part, and the stirrup part has an upper part to which the stirrup is attached in use, and a pair of opposite side parts. And a housing for the flexible material defining an area capable of housing a rider's boots or boots, the housing having a cover portion, a pair of opposing portions and an opposing floor portion ; extending from the cover portion. At least one upper strap connected to the upper portion of the stirrup; at least one pair of opposing side straps, each pair of side straps extending from each side of the cover portion It is connected to each side part and is designed to fasten the accommodation part to the iron iron, so that in use, the rider's boots or boots can be substantially confirmed to move forward with respect to the iron iron. Part strap And an adjusting device arranged on at least the strap and allowing adjustment of the strap and up to the receiving part with respect to the stirrup.

─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continued front page    (81) Designated countries EP (AT, BE, CH, CY, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, GB, GR, IE, I T, LU, MC, NL, PT, SE), OA (BF, BJ , CF, CG, CI, CM, GA, GN, GW, ML, MR, NE, SN, TD, TG), AP (GH, GM, K E, LS, MW, MZ, SD, SL, SZ, TZ, UG , ZW), EA (AM, AZ, BY, KG, KZ, MD, RU, TJ, TM), AE, AG, AL, AM, AT, AU, AZ, BA, BB, BG, BR, BY, BZ, C A, CH, CN, CR, CU, CZ, DE, DK, DM , DZ, EE, ES, FI, GB, GD, GE, GH, GM, HR, HU, ID, IL, IN, IS, JP, K E, KG, KP, KR, KZ, LC, LK, LR, LS , LT, LU, LV, MA, MD, MG, MK, MN, MW, MX, MZ, NO, NZ, PL, PT, RO, R U, SD, SE, SG, SI, SK, SL, TJ, TM , TR, TT, TZ, UA, UG, US, UZ, VN, YU, ZA, ZW [Continued summary] And a fastening device (36) for enabling However, it is possible to adjust the position of the accommodating portion corresponding to the iron or iron. Adjustable so that the strap is It is long enough to pass through The toe position of the housing by adjusting the Provide adjustable iron and steel accessories.

Claims (19)

[Claims] 1. A stirrup iron having a stirrup bottom and a stirrup, the stirrup having an upper part to which the stirrup is attached when in use and a pair of opposing side parts. An accessory for a flexible material that defines an area in which a rider's boots or boots can be accommodated (r
an accommodating portion having a cover member and a floor member; at least one upper strap extending from the cover member and connectable to the upper portion of the stirrup; and extending from the floor member. At least one lower strap connectable to the bottom of the stirrup; arranged at least on the strap and releasably fastening the strap and up to the receiving part to the stirrup, so that in use A fastening device that allows substantially confirming that the rider's boots or boots move forward with respect to the iron ore, the position of the housing being adjustable with respect to the iron ore. A fastening device that is adjustable so that the accessory. 2. The upper strap or each upper strap and the lower strap or each lower strap are of sufficient length to be stowed on the top portion of the stirrup and on the stirrup bottom, respectively. An accessory according to claim 1, wherein the fastening device is in the form of a complementary fastening mechanism located on the strap and the receiving part so that the strap can be fastened to the receiving part. 3. The upper strap or each upper strap is configured such that the position of the toe portion of the receiving portion is adjusted with respect to the iron iron by adjusting a fastening device of the upper strap or each upper strap. The accessory according to claim 2, which is provided. 4. The hook-and-e combination known as Velcro (registered trademark: VELCRO) in which the fastening mechanism has a length.
one of the combinations of hooks) is located on the side of each strap and a complementary part of the hook combination having a length is located on the receiving part. The accessory according to claim 3. 5. A pair of spaced upper straps, each upper strap being, in use, the upper portion of the stirrup on each side of the stirrup opening defined in the upper portion. The accessory according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which is storable on the site. 6. The accessory according to claim 1, wherein the accommodating portion is sized to be accommodated in an opening of the stirrup defined by the stirrup bottom and the stirrup. . 7. The device according to claim 6, wherein the strap and the fastening device are configured to adjust a position of the accommodating portion with respect to the iron / iron when the accommodation portion is accommodated in the opening of the iron / iron. Accessories listed. 8. The accessory according to claim 1, wherein the material of the container is a synthetic material and is substantially impermeable. 9. The accessory according to claim 8, wherein at least the floor member of the housing is made of a non-slip polyurethane material. 10. The accessory according to claim 8, wherein at least the cover member of the housing portion is made of an expanded plastic material. 11. At least one ventilat in the receiving portion.
Ion opening) is defined, The accessory of any one of Claims 1-9. 12. The accessory according to claim 1, wherein the accommodating portion and the strap are in the form of a one-piece molded product. 13. A plurality of gripping formats.
accessories according to any one of claims 1 to 12, wherein the accessories are arranged on the floor member of the storage part to prevent the rider's boots or boots from slipping during use. 14. An accessory for a stirrup having a stirrup bottom part and a stirrup part, wherein the stirrup part has an upper part to which the stirrup is attached in use and a pair of opposite side parts. An accommodating portion of a flexible material defining an area capable of accommodating a rider's boots or boots, the accommodating portion having a cover member and a floor member; extending from the cover member to the upper portion of the stirrup. At least one upper strap that is connectable; at least one pair of opposing side straps, each pair of side straps extending from each side of the cover member to each side of the stirrup A side strap that is connectable; at least disposed on the strap and releasably fastened to the stirrup to the strap and up to the receiving part, so that when in use, the rider A fastening device that enables substantially confirming that a shoe or a short shoe moves forward with respect to the iron iron, the adjustment device being capable of adjusting the position of the receiving portion with respect to the iron iron. A possible fastening device, and accessories with. 15. The upper straps or each upper straps, and the lower straps or each lower straps are of sufficient length to be received over the top portion of the stirrup and the side portions of the stirrup, respectively. 15. The accessory of claim 14, wherein the fastening device is in the form of a complementary fastening mechanism located on the strap and the receiving portion so that the strap can be fastened to the receiving portion. 16. A stirrup assembly is a stirrup having a stirrup bottom and a stirrup, the stirrup having an upper part to which the stirrup is attached when in use and a pair of opposing side parts. A stylus having a flexible material for defining a region capable of accommodating a rider's boots or boots, the accommodating part having a cover member and a floor member; and the stirrup extending from the cover member. At least one upper strap connected to the upper portion of the top; at least one lower strap extending from the floor member and connected to the stirrup, such that the housing is fastened to the stirrup Therefore, when using,
A lower strap for substantially confirming that the rider's boots or boots move forward with respect to the iron or steel; and at least the strap, and the storage portion with respect to the iron or steel, disposed on the strap. A stirrup set comprising: 17. A stirrup having a stirrup bottom and a stirrup, the stirrup having an upper part to which the stirrup is attached when in use, and a pair of opposite side parts; An accommodating portion of a flexible material defining an area capable of accommodating boots or boots, the accommodating portion having a cover member and a floor member; extending from the cover member and connected to the upper portion of the stirrup portion At least one upper strap; at least one pair of opposing side straps, each pair of side straps extending from each side of the cover member and communicating with each side of the stirrup , The strap is adapted to fasten the receiving portion to the iron and iron so as to substantially confirm that the rider's boots or boots move forward relative to the iron and iron in use. Side A stirrup set comprising: a strap, and an adjusting device disposed on at least the strap, the adjusting device being capable of adjusting the strap and up to the receiving part with respect to the stirrup. 18. A novel accessory for an iron and steel substantially as described herein with reference to the accompanying drawings. 19. A novel stirrup substantially as described herein with reference to the accompanying drawings.